Bridgeport Stars Lead In Lock City Junior Championships
Nearly fifty Bridgeport athletes enter the Lock City junior championship at Halloween Park Stamford. The meet opens at 1 54 pm with a Yale Towne and St Marys A C baseball game to decide the Lack City title. Bridgeport AC fields about half the entries with strong showings expected in dash, hurdles, high jump, shot put, javelin, and pole vault led by Ray Whalen Roy Welch Skane and Fitzpatrick.
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Bridgeport
Lock City
Connecticut
Park
Stamford
Yale
Towne
St. Mary’s A. C. Nincy
Bridgeport AC
Entoy
Ray Whalen
Roy Welch
Durlong
Joe ‘Tierney
Higgins
New Havens
A _ Bridgeport
Angerson
Park City
Joe Tierney
New Haven
Skane
197 ‘Car Club
Fitzpatrick
Lamb
Hall
Mila
Stamorg
Resta
Tierney
Over Ven
Tryon
BALC
Curley
Boyle
A. Boyle
Delaney
New Britain
Minstert
P. V. Gahan
Robert Jaeckie
Gourse
Baum Walt
Gjadse
A. Alison
Whelan
Welch
Meyers
Nicholson
McTighe
Arity
He Gernstein
Dover
Amderiing
Gley
Sniffen
Goodman
Resser
Jon
Jen
Lesser
Shea
A. Allson
V. Allson
G. Les
Carroll
Saur
Pazpatrick
Alison
WW O
Troop
Schdenick
Brong
Carley
McGuire
Ryder
Jepson
Tryon Ison
Wuebolson
Snit
Chain Nine in Torrington Today
The American Chain team travels to Torrington to face the strong Torrington squad. Outfielder Herry Burke from the Accos and ex Southern League player Binrle are expected to appear, as Chain Nine aims to extend its statewide winning streak against a top local foe.
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Torrington
Herry Burke
Accos
Binrle
Danbury Bravery: Nine Set for Danbury Showdown
B T S Nine will play Danbury after a rough Bridgeport Trade School season. Coach Ericson prepares the team for the Wednesday game in Klingtown. Marsick, the locals’ star pitcher, is expected to handle tomorrow’s clash as the team vies for the state title with the best batting form of the season.
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Bridgeport Trade School
Ericson
Asera
Nto
Danbury ‘Trade School
Kling Town
Marsick
Westports Fall to Algiers in Tight Sunday Game
Westports lost to Algiers on Sunday marking their second defeat this season. Auton led with two safe hits as Bveraza struggled with only two hits. Goll and Ring posted strong averages while fielding saw Heizhausen and Ring make perfect plays. Danaher boosted stolen bases to 22, and Goll led with 10 steals. Fourth of July plans note the team facing Ale A. of Stamford and Greens against Bridgeport Red Sox.
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Westport
Fairfield
A. A
Westports
Watha
Goll
Ring
Wolzhausen
Danaher
Shippey
Sacco
Vornkah
McMullen
Honk
Perron
Yam Danther
Hank
Ale
Stamford
Greens
Red Sox
Bridgeport
Ed Farrell Poised At Legion Track Meet Joust
Entries pour in for the American Legion track and field meet set for Vale Field on July 13. Gahan of the Board of Recreation directs events with trials to follow next Monday. Notable entrants include Ed Farrell of New York A C, expected to challenge in the century as the East’s top track circuit shows strength.
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Vale Field
Gahan
Board of Recreation
Atlals
Antrias
New York
Ed Farrel
Beaageeere A. C
Stamford
St. Ma
New Haven
New Britain
Port Chester
West End
Bristol
Church Entries to Close Tomorrow Track Meet
Over seventy five entrants are listed for the Inter Church track meet with more expected. The event opens at 2 PM with the Board of Recreation Athletics overseeing. Handicaps will be announced Friday. notable entrants include A Wilamson, PV Gahan, Z K Nignelson Jr, Alison of Hamilton College, and Lew Quisley of Connecticut State.
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Wilamson
Board of Recreation oMletics
Sharee
PV. Gahan
Ate Ing
Z. K. Nignelson Jr
Alison
Hamilton College
Lew Quisley
Connecticut State
Dundee Sharkey Bout Sets Thursday Night Clash
New York headlines stage a fifteen round junior lightweight title bout between Joha ny Dendre and Jo Sharkey. If Dundes weighs 130 pounds or more Sharkey could seize the featherweight crown. if Dundes weighs under 130 pounds Sharkey’s only path is to dent his rival and end contention.
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New York
Johany Dendre
Jo Sharkey
Dunster
Sharkey
Dundes
Remov
Naval Academy selects Harry Bolles as captain for next season
Harry Bolles of Washington will lead the Annapolis crew next season. A 1920 Olympic substitute, he rowed regularly two seasons and serves as No. 4 this year. Bolles will be the only varsity member returning, signaling a largely rebuilt squad with strong second team and preceding crew talent.
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Annapolis. Ma
Harry Bolles
State of Washington
Naval Academy
Bolles
Match and Medal Play Affairs On Local Links
Matches are scheduled on local links today as golfers stay busy over the holiday with multiple tournaments planned. The Fairchild Cup at Venture Country Club opens this morning with over fifty entries, with prizes for winners and runners up. Independence Day tournament at Brooklawn and Beardsley events will draw large fields, with additional competitions listed for Fox Incorporated day.
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Brooklawn
Beardsley Pir Ag
Ae Bey Sco
Ty Fox Inc
Travers Island Chosen for Irish Tryouts
Travers Island, summer home of the New York A. C., will host Irish race tryouts with finals on July 14 at 4 20 p.m. Winners go on to final trials here. Notable entrants include Ray Watson of Kansas City A. C. and Walter Higgins of Columbia who seek spots on the team.
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New York
Travers
New York A. C
Byrederick W. Rublen
Amateur Athletic Union
M. P. Hatpin
New York A.C
Rand Melem
Abictes
Chisago
Comepete
Ray Watson
Kansas City
A.C
Jole Ray
Watgson
Ray
Chicago
Lady Shields
Walter Higgins
Columbia
Women's tennis events set for Forest Hills August 14
New York July 3 Announcement lists the thirteenth annual United States championship for women's singles and doubles. Competition begins August 14 at the West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills Long Island with the Philadelphia Cricket Club hosting the men’s and women’s events later in September. The Wissahickon Cup will be awarded to the women's doubles champions, with stars including Helen Wills anticipated to compete.
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New York
United States
Uegin
Wat Side
Forest Hills
Long Island
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Longwood Cricket Club
Boston
George W. Wightman
Mallory
Samme
Californe T
Thomas C. Bunday
Ira
Hh ‘Browne
Jteien Wills
San Francisco
May Transfer Bout To Gotham Velodrome
New York July 6 Rickard holds the Leonard Tendler bout pending July 27 at Goyle's Thirty Acres. Legal moves by the New Jersey Anti Prize Fight Committee seek to halt the match, potentially shifting the venue to the Velodrome with possible implications for Leonard's title and boxing rules differ between New Jersey and New York.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Leonard Tendler
Goyle
Thirty Acres
Christian Church of New Jersey
Milrose Challenge Seeks Local Volleyball Teams
The Milrose Challenge invites teams aged 17 to 19 from the cy or Btate to participate. St. Mary's of Stamford and teams from Fairfield or Milford are requested not to enter. For game rates call Noble or write to manager Joe Huloch at 435 Jane St.
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Milrose
Iromy
St. Mary's
Stamford
Fairfield
Milford
Joe Huloch
Jane St
Elt
Hagen Poised To Challenge World Open Records At Skokie
Grantland Rice profiles Hagen, a 31-year-old American golfer, as he targets a rare double win to set a world record by capturing both the United States Open and the British Open in the same year at Skokie. The piece highlights Hagen’s temperament, unique technique, and past Open success as he faces fierce competition.
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Caltier Bag Hogen Aaling
Walter Magen
Rachaeter
N.Y
Coast
West Haven
Sol
Hagen
Hausen
Den
St. Andrew's
Sandwich
Deal
Brookins
Midlothian
Teading
Chick Evans
Braeburn
Jack McDermott
Inko
Aare
Mary
Goy Porter
United States
Skokie
Trey
American Women to Tour Canada for Swim Series
A team of American women swimmers will tour Canada next month, leaving July 11 for competitions across New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island. The squad includes Helen Wainwright, Aileen Riggin, The McGary, Peloy Meany, and Mrs. Charlotte Boyle Clune, guided by Frank White of the Canadian Amateur Skating Association.
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New York
Sscinamess
Willnvade
Canada
Eka Tzem
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Joe Moore
Charlotte Japstelin
Invaders
Risa
tevfLn
Fiss
Moore
Helen Wainwright
Aileen Riggin
Rhe McGary
Peley Meany
Mra
Charlotte Boyle Clune
Frank White
Canadian Amateur Skating Association
Frank Corry to Race at New York Velodrome Tonight
New York July 4 Frank Corry of Australia the curling hero will race in a motor paced event at the New York Velodrome on Broadway. The Brassard prize promises $100 a week in July plus the main prize. Opponents include Clarence Cersan Twes Miquel Georges Columbatto and Georges Sures. Also awaited is the Spencer Piani one mile match race in the program.
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New York
Frantk Corry
Australis
Onele
Corry
Clarence Cersan
Moors
Twes Miquel
France
Georges Columbatto
Traly
Georges Sures
Widay Miehte
Berwveen Arthur Spencer
Orlandto Piani
Claim Rice Will Leave Columbia for Yale
New York July 3 word rife that Jim Rice may quit Columbia after 1906 season and a Yale switch could bring Richard A. Glendon as Columbia coach with Glendon’s Naval Academy contract ended and Johnston of San Francisco set for five eastern tennis events this summer starting July 31 at Seabright.
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New York
Jim Rice
Columbia
Yale
Richard A. Glendon
Glendon
Naval Academy
Annapolis
New Faven
Fate
Rice
Columaia
Rive
Rive and White
Pennsylvania
San Francico
Sam M. Johnston
San Francisco
Johnston
Seabricht
Maine Will Retain Same Coaching Staff
Maine decides to keep its coaching staff for the next year with contracts settled. Kempton Bryant, who ran the graduate manager position, is retained. Wille Clark the 1900 baseball coach is reengaged, Howard Flack remains track and cross country coach, and Fred Brice continues football on a three year contract.
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Boston
University of Maine
Crane
Maine
Kempton Bryant
Wille Clark
Howard Flack
Syracuse
Nis Neslian
Glan Cue
Ynore
Fred Brice
Admission charged at Skokie for golf championship
July 3 report that Skokie Country Club will collect admission at the national amateur golf championship slated July 20 to 15. An anonymous donor has sent 2609 dollars to help cover the elaborate arrangements for entertaining the world's greatest golfers, while box office receipts will not be solely responsible for expenses.
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Chicago
Skokie Country Club
Galt
Bauer to attempt universal record at Brighton Beach
Misa Sybil Bauer of Chicago the premier female swimmer plans to swim for a universal record this week at Brighton Beach pool. She will compete in the seashore events on Tuesday and Saturday afternoon against the leading mermaids of the shore.
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Misa Sybil Bauer
Chicago
S&t
Universal
Brighton Beach
Harvard Coach Names All Star College Combine Selections
Harvard coach Tack Slattery selects an all star college team for 1922, excluding Georgetown. The list favors Holy Cross and Colgate with multiple players from Princeton Yale Dartmouth and Tufts. Names include Crtcher Barnes Colgate and others across infield and outfield positions.
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Harvard
Tack Slattery
Slattery
Georgetown
Holy Cross
Barnes
Colgate
Wacfte
Tofls
Murphy
Aervard
Titchar
Blame
Carroll
Eddie Goode
Marvard
Homn
Jackson
Catholic University
Honlikan
Stadiebury
Chittenden
Yale
Gwen
Corpate
Davies Carnell
Mulwire
Holy Crogay
McPhee
Princeton
Jenkins
Hartvord
Shortstop
Conlon
Turvard
Gagnon
Alerich
Maynard
Dartmouth
Ganbrean
Holy Crosar
Horman
Golwate
Liteon
Eo Digan
Holy Crosa
Metivina
Kaw
Cornell
Barrow
Georgia
Och
Simendinger
Ki Crows
Rocha
Tufts
Eddy
Fate
Gordon
Tarvarit
Weater
Park City sports calendar lists many events today
A dense list of amateur and serial sports events fills the Park City schedule this morning. Baseball scenes include Pioneers versus Monarcas and Park City Giants against Brooksides. Other games feature Red Sox Greeny Farms and Led ford Oval. Track and field championships begin at Halloween Park in Stamford with early qualifying rounds.
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Prack
Aeld Chamjonships
Halloween Park
Stamford
Gale
Beardsley Park
Pioneers
Monarcas
Park City Giants
Brooksides
Seasidy
Red Sox
Greeny Farms
Ledford Oval
Maplewood
Yankee
Mallory and Lenglen Win in Wimbledon Tourney
Mrs Mallory and Miss Lenglen won at Wimbledon as the Mercantile League opened with four teams. Bjurstedt Mallory defeated Barton 8-1 in singles while Lenglen routed Colyer 6-0 9-0. Both Americans reached the quarterfinals and were set to meet Bearish or Beamish in the semis amid talk of Lenglen meeting Matlosy for a possible clash.
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Mallory
Miss Lenglen
Mercantile League
N. EE. T
Tnis
N. BE. T
Imterey
Harley Manone
BON
Terramala
Gnu Bowlands
Wimmledon
Associated, Press
Molt Bjurstedt
Barton
England
Mie
Suzanne Jengsen
Hop Mateh Axgalnat
Mise
Evahn Colsi
Engliah
Lenge
Bemmon
Bearish
Loniight
Beam
Parton
Berkshires Meet Lenox Nine Today
The Berkshires face Lenox this afternoon on diamond No 6 at 3 30 p m Tommy Colgan will be on the mound for the Suires with Bomont catching The game is expected to be close as both sides are evenly matched Burksales have shown strong amateur ball Shea Tan caster Bomon Walker Higgins Lavers Colgan Jenssen Seholta Shaw Pallock Hoyt and Grey are listed for No 5 diamond
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Berkshires
Tommy Colgan
Paddy Lavery
Suires
Bomont
Burksales
Diamond Shea
Tancaster
Bomon
Walker
Higgins
Lavers
Colgan
Jenssen
Seholta
Shaw
Pallock
Hoyt
Grey
Red Sox to Play Greens Farms Sunday
The Red Sox travel to Greens Farms Sunday to face the last place team as they aim to snap a four game slide. Players Madeski Bregis and Orton Gragis were released for failing to report for the Ansonia game won 7 to 4. Report times set for 2:30 at the corner of Vermont and Barnum with listed players ready.
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Red Sox
Greens ffanemeAre
Sox
Madeski
Bil Bregis
Orton Gragis
Ansonia Fame
Vem
Broke
Barnum
Lith
Awe
D. Frank
Micheals
S. Micheals
Cage
Chelacy
P. Frank
Clams
Grover Alexander Credits Heat, Training in Toughening
Grover Alexander says heat does not bother him after losing six or seven pounds during a recent game at New Fork. He explains he could work when others struggled in hot conditions, citing early training and long ago chores with a rich farmer who paid a dime for work.
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Grover Alexander
Zanure
New’ Fork
Nebraska
San x
Hoover Faces Tweed in Front Regatta Heat Draw
In Henley England on July 3 the Diamond Sculls front regatta heats pairing Walter Hoover American single sculls champion with Tweed of Cambridge University in the first heat.
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Henley
England
Cassociated Tress
Piamond Soulls
Walter Hoover
Amercan
Drew Tweed
Cambridge University
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